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Over the past twenty years, the Toronto Maple Leafs has bred a number of Stanley Cup champions... too bad none of them were in Toronto.

Shakespeare and the classics, plus a nine-hour work by the renowned Robert Lepage are among the best bets for Toronto theatres for the summer 2009 season.

Evil Dead: The Musical, which just closed off-Broadway, will come back to where it all started as of May 1st at the Diesel Playhouse.

From Kobe Bryant to Harold Miner, NBA fans and analysts have searched far and wide for the next Michael Jordan.

The FIFA Mens Under-20 World Cup Soccer or Football Tournament is the second most important soccer event in the world -- coming to Canada this summer!

The New York Rangers add Swede leader Mats Sundin to their radar. They will need to shed salary to add him. A handful of Canadian-based teams are viable candidates

Alan's Search for the Best Girl in Montreal / Anorak author on the decline of theatre against TV, the internet and global recession

The most under-appreciated NBA players, ranked six to ten. Each player deserves much more attention from fans for their personal work and team work.

The Indigo Girls performed outdoors at Toronto's Pride Week on Saturday night, providing a show filled with incredible music and a sense of belonging.

Playwright Andrew Moodie sparks a dialogue about race, politics and gun violence with his latest work Toronto the Good, based on recent events in the city of Toronto.

A new documentary by filmmaker Pietra Brettkelly, follows controversial artist Vanessa Beecroft as she passionately tries to adopt two near-orphaned twins in Sudan. 4/10

In the final part of our interview series, Ricky Sans of Melee talks to Suite101about hectic touring schedules, exhaustion, and why they wouldn't swap it for the world.

We Will Rock You, the musical by Ben Elton and featuring the music of Queen opened this week in Toronto.

After a decade apart the three members of Genesis' most successful incarnation reunite and decide on Toronto as the city to start their North American leg of tour

In part four of our special interview series with Melee guitarist Ricky Sans, he tells us why the fans will never be short-changed and how the UK is next on their agenda.

Ricky Sans of Melee talks to Suite101 in a special series of interviews. Here in part one, he discusses his new CD "Devil's & Angels" and moving to a bigger label.

Currently promoting new CD "Devil's & Angels", Ricky Sans spoke to Suite101 in a series of interviews. Here, in part three, he explains why piano is key to Melee's sound.

With the new CD fresh in the stores, Melee guitarist Ricky Sans explains the band's songwriting process in part two of our special series of interviews here at Suite101.

Vince Carter was once tagged as the franchise player for the Toronto Raptors but since his departure the franchise looks more promising than ever before

Barry Bonds hit his 748th career homerun off former teammate Tim Wakefield of the Boston Red Sox. The Sox swept the Fenway-based three game series, back on track.